Valencia smart strategy Smart city Concept

1st ASCIMER Workshop

5+ million sqm of green areas

6.3 sqm green areas per inhabitant

19.5 km sea shores

800.000 inhabitants

170.000 companies

300 sunny days per year

18.7º C average temperature

95 min away from the capital of Spain by high speed rail

1st Spanish port in container traffic

200 cruises and an average of 2,354 passengers per year

Located in the center of the Mediterranean Corridor 3rd Spanish city with

the highest economic activity

5th European city in international events

33.9 million sqm of industrial land

Destination of 3,200 Erasmus students

Valencia

Madrid

Barcelona

Valencia

Our Vision

Socially, economically and environmentally

sustainable

International and singular

Well-connected

Liveable

Innovative

Conceptual framework of the Valencian Strategy

Focused on its citizens’ quality of life

Strategy City of Valencia

Local Agreement for Innovation

Valencia Smart City

Job creation and a city to invest in

Last generation infrastructures

Smart growth: based on knowledge and innovation economy. Sustainable growth: effective use of resources, greener and more competitive. Inclusive growth: high level of employment, delivering social and territorial cohesion.

Local Partnership for Innovation: Relational Governance at the Smart City

Unique Strategy shared to foster R+D+i, talent and entrepreneurship at Valencia through joint responsibility and reciprocal knowledge.

Platform for coordinated and joint work.

It gathers key agents from R+D+i and entrepreneurship local ecosystem: public and private universities, Business organisations, research and technological institutes, investors, Public Administration.

It directs key agents’ efforts and action towards common objectives through commitment.

What is it? What does it aim?

¿How?

Developing Projects and activities around 4 Operative Objectives:

Objective 1: To foster city talent and knowledge by attracting new ideas and opportunities for research and innovation

Objective 2: To foster the development of institutional and business innovation

Objective 3: To allocate Valencia at international scene for research and innovation

Objective 4: Valencia Smart City: APV, CEEI, CEU-CH, CEV, CPI-UPV, CSIC, ESIC, PCUV, REDIT

Participation

Institutional Commission

Expert Group

4 Working Groups (one for Objetive)

WG Objetive 4 Valencia Smart City

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4 • To obtain reciprocal knowledge

about capacities, Projects, research áreas and results

• To identify and generate opportunities for cooperation

• To identify success experiences

Developed

iniciatives

Conceptual vision for a Smart City

Smart City

Governance

Economy

Movility

Environment

People

Life

Tech.

Factors

Human

Factors

Institutional

Factors

Common Characteristics

Específic Factors

Source: Mapping Smart Cities in the EU

Estrategy

Iniciatives

Proyects

Ciudad Inteligente

It must have a city strategy built on a range of initiatives dealing with smart cities features. These should be developed by specific

projects and by using city components

Inclusite disabled

people have full access

to municipal web.

- Enquiry and documents upload of 7 million

electronic records.

- 95% online procedures through the electronic

office.

- Electronic public notice board.

- Tributary Electronic Office.

- Electronic Representation

Smart Governance

Fulfilling electronic rights of citizens

Electronic site

With other

administrations.

- 360.000 eCertificates

- 400.000 eProcedures

Interoperability

Electronic register.

Records management.

Governing Bodies.

Briefcase.

Council without papers

Geography Information System

250 data layers.

Integrated maps, street

view and BD territory.

Accesibility

Cooperative Networks for the Promotion and Transfer of Technology and Knowledge

Innovation and knowledge economy Geo-emprende,

geographic and business information tool that will provide data of the city and useful information to start a company or a commerce.

Smart Economy

Portal VLC Business: www.valenciabusinesscity.com

Local Innovation Map Shows up R+D+i agents at Valencia

Smart Mobility

Traffic EMT Valenbisi

Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan for Valencia (PMUS), September 2013.

Real time traffic status | Information panels, Twitter and phone service.

76,4% displacements within Valencia are sustainably made

3,900 detectors to measure traffic intensity 1,100 local traffic light management regulators Artificial vision systems for automatic incident detection on underpasses.

2,750 bicycles distributed at 275 stations and 5,500 anchor points. 110,000 subscribers

- Electronic management of

incidents.

- Operating assistance system.

- Real-time communication within bus fleet.

- 405 biodiesel buses.

- 75 buses with compressed natural gas

Public rental of bikes Smart administration- Sustainable vehicles

Smart Environment Renewable energies, Ecology, Efficiency, Pollution, Water Management, Beaches

Integrated System of public Street lighting Street Lighting

70% of lamps have flow regulator

8% city growth, four times lower than the provisions of

Spanish Land Use Regulations.

60% municipal protection of historical buildings.

Around 500 BIC or BRL spaces.

Alert service for people interested in Public Housing. @

Action plans regarding

sustainable energy, air

quality and noise pollution.

SMART WATER METERS

60% already renovated (258.000)

430.000 in 2016

Proyecto CAT-MED (Green squares)

Dynamic noise map. Pollen map alert service

SMART-est Resilient Systems for

urban floods

Sensors

for early forest

fire detection

INTEGRAL ADVANCED SYSTEM FOR WATER

MANAGEMENT Control and monitoring

information in real time from 1450 km

infraestructure network

App entirely developed by Valencia City Council

Valencia App Smart People

Interacting by your position.

Interactive city maps.

Access to the electronic

office through eCertificate

RSS alerts.

Registry Certificate, previous

appointment, payment of

fees ...

Municipal information.

News, Events, Campaigns.

Geo-located and real time

information: buses, bikes,

monuments, parkings, trash

containers…

City Council applications.

Customized alerts: Traffic, City,

Emergencies.

Urban Informer. Trouble on the

streets.

App Ciudad Valencia as the display of innovative ideas for entrepreneurs

interested in providing creativity and talent to the city.

Innovation ecosystem. Open Data Website

http://www.valencia.es/datosabiertos

66 open data sources (Business Intelligence) for developers

Open data

Smart Living

Local Police | Fireguard Integrated Security and Emergency Centre

Shared traffic

cameras

Real time staff and fleet location. COMDES

Network and TETRA Technology

Real time indicators for emergency response

Emergency management

system: Vi@libre

Intelligent system for efficient

response

SIRE SIISE SPMA

Integral information system

for emergency support

Advanced support system for control

command

Tourism APP for booking and ticketing.

Online platform for restaurants, shops, etc.

Internal control panel to know the impact of sales.

Geo-referenced online restaurant recommendations service

Estrategy

Participation in city netwoks

Spanish Network for Smart Cities, founder and coordinating city of Working Group 5-Government, Economy and Business

Innpulso - Science and Innovation City Network, member of the board

Smart Cities CTN/178 AENOR, vice chair of the indicators and semantics subcommittee Euro-Mediterranean Network of Sustainable Cities

Spanish Network of Climate Cities Spanish Network of Cities for the Accessibility, REDCA-4ALL Spanish Healthy Cities Network

Acquire and share knowledge and city solutions

Indicators: Essential basis of the VLCi Strategy

City indicators. Strategic indicators which provide socioeconomic information of the city. Citizen indicators. Measure citizens’ perception and satisfaction with city services. Municipal services managment indicators. Measure administrative and operating activity of each service.

City indicators

Citizen indicators

Municipal services management indicators

Three types of indicators

Indicators of information

management

KNOWLEDGE FOR THE CITY

Definition of municipal services indicators. Municipal contracts considering their integration to the VLCi Platform.

Steps towards a smarter Valencia

Evaluation of Smart maturity of municipal services. Definition of Smart strategic objectives. Definition of city and citizens indicators.

Enabling the development of new applications and solutions for local businesses.

Definition of indicators control panel (and Balanced Scoreboards) Definition of service levels and use of VLCi Platform.

Definition of a Smart City Strategy

Prioritization of municipal services

to manage

Smart City platform and services tender

Promote the innovation and use by entrepreneurs

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Technology vision of VLCi Platform

VLCi Platform Projects Indicators

Monitoring and Control of key indicators. Monitoring and Control of Real-time Information Monitoring and Control of service levels.

Transformation-value information. Receive all city data. Homogeneous repository.

Filtering and Integration. Data from devices. Data Internet TCP / IP. Interoperability

Applications for people Offer services to entrepreneurs New business models SaS

Analysis

Information

Data

Innovation Ecosystem around VLCi

Applications developed within FI-LAB que environment using FI-WARE standard

components can be used at VLCi Platform

Data

Some data generated by VLCi can be introduced at FI-LAB and researchers and

entrepreneurs can develop solutions based on real data Data

Applications Applications

• FI-WARE is a “flagship” Project form European Commission (EC) aimed to build on a platform for the devlopment of application at the cloud

Leaded by Telefónica

Aligned with IoT and SmartCities Platforms.

• FI-Lab is a deployment of the FI-WARE Platform directed to testing and experimentation

Entrepreneurs and researchers develop aplications and try them at this environment

Data supliers (e.g., cities) provide with data available for R+D+i.

Smart objectives associated to each functional area of the city

Economic Dynamism and Employment

Quality of Life

Sustainability Mobility and Infrastructure

Government and Institutions

Ecosystem for Innovation

Smart management of Employment

Inteligent destination

Visitor experience

Boosting ICT on commercial sector and entrepreneurs

Efficiency infrastructure

Energy - Carbon

Sustainable Urban

Mobility

Consolidation of Security and Social

Services Information

Smart management of Urban Services

Leisure, Culture and Sport at Citizens service

Increase of Interoperability

Smart Management of Information from Citizens.

Transparency

Consolidation of Electronic Public Services

Platform VLCi Projects Indicators

Environmental Sustainability

Ramón Ferri Jefe del servicio TIC del Ayuntamiento de Valencia rferri@valencia.es vlci@valencia.es www.valencia.es